A Paris Gendarme . . . gives directions to Theodore Johnk of Oakland. In the background is the famed Place de la Concorde, where the guillotine stood during the French Revolution.
Lake Manawa . . . is all but deserted now. The thousands of swimmers, boaters and picnickers who used its facilities during the summer are gone. Only a few fishermen now dot its shores.
A view of rolling hills and green valleys is afforded from the lawns at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beno, 333 Woodland Drive, included on the Heritage Tour sponsored by the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Beno is giving a brief…
Famed Champs Elysees . . . embodies three of Paris' outstanding attractions - broad boulevards, fine food and high style fashion. Nonpareil European Holiday tour members will see these and other sights in Paris July 20 to 23 - part of the tour that…
Striking back and white motif of the new Joseph White Beauty Salon on the second floor of Joe Smith & Co., 416 W. Broadway, was designed by John W. Kostich of Omaha. The salon, under the management of Joseph Graziano and Thomas White of Omaha, will…
Miss Southwest Iowa Finalists . . . left to right, Gayle Tarpenning of Shenandoah, Pat Horning of Clarinda, Jan Beemer of Bedford, Nancy Timberlake of Bedford and Kay Dowell of Coin.
Twenty-four of Beebeetown's 35 people...turned out for this picture taken at the town's main--and only--intersection. Beebeetown will celebrate its 100th birthday Saturday with centennial festivities and pee-wee baseball tournament.
A Marked Disinterest...in the tintype of his great-great grandparents is shown by David William McElwain as he sits in the lap of his grandmother, Mrs. Fred Ehlert. His great-uncle, L.J. Beebee holds the picture.